3
May
2010
Fables vol 4: March of the Wooden Soldiers by Bill Willingham
I am now head over heels in love with this series.
27
Apr
2010
The Wednesday Wars by Gary D. Schmidt
Holling Hoodhood is the only kid in his grade who is neither Catholic nor Jewish. Consequently, he is the only kid stuck with Mrs. Baker on Wednesday afternoons when the kids go to Church or Temple to prepare for their Confirmations and Bar/Bat Mitzvahs.
26
Apr
2010
Fables vol 3: Storybook Love by Bill Willingham
Ah, Love. I don’t read about you that much, but I’m a sucker for you, when I do (and O.K., sometimes your friend lust, too).
20
Mar
2010
Fables vol 2: Animal Farm by Bill Willingham
Rose Red, you traitorous bitch!
16
Mar
2010
Fables Vol 1: Legends in Exile by Bill Willingham
I’d been looking forward to beginning the Fables series for some time, and I gotta say, I wasn’t disappointed!
15
Mar
2010
Manga Shakespeare: Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare & Mustashirk Mahbab
Perhaps it is the nature of Comedy vs. Tragedy, but of the two Manga Shakespeare editions I’ve read so far, I liked A Midsummer Night’s Dream much better.
9
Feb
2010
The Forgotten Legion by Ben Kane
About 200 pages into this 500+ page epic, I figured out that this most be book 1 of a series. The main characters had not even joined the army yet.
7
Feb
2010
Spike: After the Fall by Brian Lynch and Franco Urru
Poor, poor Spike. He gets a made a vampire, gets dumped by his sire after more than 100 years of love and mayhem, falls in love with a slayer, gets a chip put in his brain by the government, gets a soul, gets the chip out, dies in the Hellmouth, gets brought back to Wolfram & Hart but is incorporeal, gets all corporealized, saves the world (again), and lands, with the rest of L.A., in Hell.
20
Jan
2010
Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford
The Panama Hotel, the hotel in question in this book, is located in the International District, in Seattle, my adopted city. I’d heard of it before, but never given it much thought.
22
Oct
2009
Unpredictable Crossing by Jonna-Lynn K Mandelbaum
Well, I have some good things and bad things to say about this book.
